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Table 1

General properties of the DGS dwarf subsample.

Galaxy Coordinates Dist. Optical size Metallicity M B M H I L TIR L Hα L FUV

(J2000) (Mpc) O/H (mag) (109M) (109L) (107L) (109L)

Haro 11 00h3652.5′′ –33°3319′′ 92 0.4× 0.5 8.20(a) –20.6 0.5(b) 185 92 22
(11 kpc × 13 kpc)
Mrk 1089 05h0137.8′′ –04°1528′′ 57 0.6× 0.2 8.10 –20.5 24 34.3 23
(10 kpc × 3 kpc)
Mrk 930 23h3158.3′′ +28°5650′′ 78 0.4× 0.4 8.03 –19.5 3.0 18.8 23
(9 kpc × 9 kpc)
NGC 4861 12h5902.3′′ +34°5134′′ 7.5 4.0× 1.5 7.89 –16.8 0.48 0.323 0.04 0.46
(9 kpc × 3 kpc)
NGC 625 01h3504.6′′ –41°2610′′ 3.9 5.8× 1.9 8.22 –16.2 0.13 0.280 0.18 0.11
(7 kpc × 2 kpc)
UM 311 01h1534.0′′ –00°5132′′ 24 0.1× 0.1 8.38 –19.2 3.0 5.18 0.48
(0.7 kpc × 0.7 kpc)

Notes. Coordinates and optical sizes are taken from the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database. The size of UM 311 is that of the individual H ii galaxy, but the complex that we consider is larger (~3′ × 2′). Distances, metallicities, MB, and H i masses are from (Madden et al. 2013, see references therein). For Mrk 930, MB is from Markarian et al. (1989). Luminosities and masses are scaled to the quoted distances. LTIR is the total infrared (TIR) luminosity measured by integrating SEDs from 8 to 1000μm, from Rémy-Ruyer et al. (in prep.).

(a)

For Haro 11, we keep the metallicity used in Cormier et al. (2012).

(b)

From MacHattie et al. (2014) and S. Pardy (priv. comm.), see details in Sect. 2.

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